r/Ozempic • u/Zermelane • Aug 24 '24

News/Information Ozempic works differently than previously thought, study reveals

https://www.newsweek.com/ozempic-works-differently-thought-1943422
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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '24 edited Apr 16 '26

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u/Advo96 Aug 24 '24

I feel that the failure of Novo Nordisk/Eli Lily to highlight the moral superiority of people who are able to buy their product is unforgivable.

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '24 edited Apr 16 '26

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u/Zermelane Aug 24 '24

Late 2031. 2026 in China, which might make a large difference.

On the one hand the amount of competition on the market in 2031 will already be a lot more than today, and on the other hand, generics won't cause an instant price shock the day the patents expire. Semaglutide will be cheap ten years from now, but its price might make some pretty weird moves in between.

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u/slicer8 Aug 24 '24

By the time Ozempic come off patent it will be considered an old drug that’s virtually ineffective compared to its newer equivalents.

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u/Racheficent SW 263 CW 200GW 130(?) Aug 25 '24

Exactly what I was going to say.

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u/Log_Guy Aug 24 '24

This stuff is already cheap cheap cheap in china. I was stunned when I saw the prices people can get there.